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N.T. T. V (18 years old) in Don Duong commune (Lam Dong province) after picking up 34.2 million VND, proactively handed it over to the police to find the person to return it. Photo: Don Duong Commune Police
N.T. T. V (18 years old) in Don Duong commune (Lam Dong province) after picking up 34.2 million VND, proactively handed it over to the police to find the person to return it. Photo: Don Duong Commune Police

Picking up a large amount of money, an 18-year-old girl brought it to the police to find the person to return it

PHAN TUẤN (báo lao động) 11/10/2026 08:18 (GMT+7)

Lam Dong - N.T. T. V (18 years old) in Don Duong commune, after picking up 34.2 million VND, proactively handed it over to the police to find the person who dropped it.

On October 10th, information from Lam Dong Provincial Police said that Don Duong Commune Police had just received and returned the money to a resident who dropped it in the area.

Previously, N.T. T. V (born in 2008, residing in Don Duong commune) and Mr. Le Thanh Tam - Head of Thanh Nghia village came to Don Duong Commune Police to hand over a large amount of money just picked up to find the person who dropped it.

Through inspection, the amount was 34,202,000 VND, packaged with a deposit slip recording the beneficiary unit information.

Immediately after receiving the information, Don Duong Commune Police proceeded to verify and identified the person who dropped it as Ms. Tran Nhu Ngoc (born 1998).

In the afternoon of the same day, the entire amount of money was fully returned to Ms. Ngoc in the presence of police officers and representatives of Thanh Nghia village. Receiving the property back, Ms. Ngoc expressed her gratitude to V for his honest actions and timely support from the commune police.

According to Don Duong Commune Police, V's initiative to hand over the found property to find the person who dropped it is a beautiful act. Thereby, contributing to spreading the spirit of honesty, responsibility and positive values in the community.

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